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April 20, 2020

Family of fiddleheads

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Far back in my woods, in the grove of hemlock and beech, the fiddleheads have appeared. Each little clump looks like a family of aliens, ...
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April 15, 2020

First green

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The whole world has paused, it seems, but that hasn't stopped the seasons from changing. On this morning's walk through the woods...
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April 12, 2020

Easter During a Pandemic

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My husband and I drove to the houses of the family members nearest us to wish them a happy Easter. We don't own any masks, so we ...
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April 10, 2020

Spring snow in the swamp

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It's snowing today. The air is cold and moist, and it felt good to breathe it deeply as I walked through the woods. A swamp is lovely...
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April 08, 2020

No chatting in the aisles

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Normally, I’d be busy this week: teaching my classes, going to meetings, and preparing for Easter dinner. Usually, I complain that the ti...
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April 06, 2020

Through the window

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My home office is a little room at the very front of the house. I've always had my desk pushed up against the window, so that when I...
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April 04, 2020

Across the lawn

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Beautiful Smart Wonderful Daughter is expecting a baby in June, on her 34th birthday. We’d planned to spend our spring break together. Sh...
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April 03, 2020

Without zombies

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Always, when my family joked about the Zombie Apocalypse, we would make plans of where we were all going to meet. That, I thought, would be...
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November 11, 2019

In the arbor

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The mountains are gorgeous in the fall, but the air is often chilly, especially if there’s a wind. When my Wild Women friends and I gathe...
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November 08, 2019

Transitions

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This morning, we woke to a snow-covered world. Winter has arrived. It seems the older you get, the faster the seasons change. The last ...
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jo(e)
Central New York
I teach writing and literature at a small science college in the northeast. My husband and I have four kids. They were young when I began this blog, but now they are all grown up.
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